600+ pull requests merged into ERPNext core
ERPNext is built on the Frappe framework. The best ERPNext developers aren't just people who configure it – they're people who understand the framework underneath. Our team has 600+ pull requests merged into ERPNext, Frappe, HRMS, Payments, and Webshop. That means when something breaks in your ERPNext, our developers can trace it to the source, not just Google the error message.
Every ERPNext customization, integration, and performance fix ultimately touches the Frappe framework. Custom doctypes? Frappe. REST APIs? Frappe. Background jobs? Frappe. Permissions? Frappe. The ERPNext developer who understands Frappe deeply – and has contributed to it – will always outperform one who only knows the ERPNext UI layer. That's why our hiring page focuses on Frappe expertise: it's the foundation that determines how good your ERPNext developer actually is.
Every person below has pull requests merged into the ERPNext ecosystem. Each card shows their ERPNext-specific contributions. Click to verify on GitHub.
These aren't hypothetical. These are shipped, production systems across India, Oman, UAE, and Germany.
Our india-banking suite connects ERPNext to 12+ Indian banks – HDFC, ICICI, Axis, Kotak, YES, Union Bank, Canara, BOB, IDFC, HSBC, Citi, SCB. Vendor payouts, payroll, and statement reconciliation from within ERPNext.
Domain-specific Frappe apps – jewellery manufacturing, garment production, real estate. Built as proper apps with doctypes and APIs, not Client Script hacks that break on upgrade.
Medusa, Shopify, WooCommerce ↔ ERPNext. Products, orders, inventory, customers synced. Our medusa_integration is open source on GitHub.
8-hour batch jobs → under a minute. Query profiling, caching, background job restructuring by developers who know ERPNext internals.
Connected warehouse robots to ERPNext in Oman. Orders trigger conveyor belts. Returns auto-stored. Real-time stock sync.
Product companies like Stanch.io, AssureAI, Xavica Software, and Ziyana Software hired us to build their entire products on ERPNext/Frappe.
Pull requests merged into these core ERPNext ecosystem repositories. Publicly verifiable on GitHub.
Accounting
GL entries, journals, invoices, payment reconciliation
Inventory
Stock ledger, warehouses, material requests, stock reconciliation
Manufacturing
BOM, work orders, production planning, quality
Selling & Buying
Quotations, orders, pricing rules, taxes
HR & Payroll
Salary slips, attendance, leave, expense claims
Payments
Gateway integrations, payment entries, processing
Webshop
E-commerce storefront, product catalog, cart
CRM
Leads, opportunities, campaigns, email
Transparent. No "schedule a call" to see numbers.
Quick fixes, code reviews, consultations
₹2,500–3,500/hr
Quarterly commitment · For teams with functional expertise · Limited slots
₹5,500–8,000/day
2 weeks dev + 1 week implementation, fixed scope
₹1,50,000/sprint
All prices + applicable taxes · Full pricing details →
Companies that hire ERPNext developers from Aerele
Three models: Hourly (₹2,500–3,500/hr) for quick fixes and consultations. Dedicated Resource (₹5,500–8,000/working day) for ongoing ERPNext development – minimum quarterly commitment, limited availability due to high demand. Development Sprint (₹1,50,000/sprint) for scoped 3-week deliverables. All include full engineering team backing.
An ERPNext developer configures and customizes ERPNext. An ERPNext contributor has code merged into the ERPNext source code itself. Aerele has 600+ PRs merged. Contributors debug faster, build cleaner customizations, and know which patterns survive version upgrades because they help build the framework.
No. We're a core development team – custom apps, integrations, product engineering, and performance optimization. For ERPNext implementation (go-live, data migration, training), we recommend a certified Frappe partner. We often work alongside them as the development team.
Yes. We've taken 8-hour ERPNext batch jobs to under a minute. Most ERPNext performance issues are code-level – missing indexes, N+1 queries, inefficient background jobs – not hardware problems. Our developers know where ERPNext is fast and where it's slow because they contribute to the code.
Our team has merged PRs into ERPNext core (accounting, inventory, manufacturing, selling, buying, CRM), HRMS (payroll, attendance, leave management), Payments (gateway integrations), Webshop (e-commerce), E-commerce Integrations (Shopify, WooCommerce). All publicly verifiable on GitHub.
Tell us what you're building on ERPNext. We'll tell you if we're the right fit.